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Socialist Organiser1984 1984-03-22Read it in the scan (PDF), scan page 8 →
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To coal on the railways!
will be regarded as a breach of escalating the situation.
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"Refusing to work coal trains will be regarded as a breach of contract, which could mean the sack or other disciplinary measures."
In Doncaster, management have been told that if anyone is sent home for refusing to cross a picket line, "then you know where the next picket line will be.
Management may or may not take a hard line; either, in its own THIS Socialist Organiser is an eight-pa strike and the Broad Lefts conference t also publishing a new pamphlet on the B THE good start we have to the March fund has been eroded. After dropping to £81.50 last week, we've only had £36 this week. That makes £312.70 this month.
Next week's paper - the last in March - will be out a day early. That will be a good chance for every SO seller to have a drive to sell more papers, but it means a day less for the donations to add up.
This week's smaller paper will help us save some costs. but we need to boost that £312.70 March rotal up as far as we can. Send donations to: 214. Sickert Court, London NI 2SY. Thanks this week to: Ann Crowder, £10, Patrick, East London, £2; and those who donated this week to the Science Column Birthday Fund (£2.64 collected): and to Siu Ming's sponsored sit-ups (a further £7.12 collected by South East London supporters and £14.24 by Southwark/Lambeth supporters).
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